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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-30

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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
Al AND IOTOHAC KAILROAD.-Scheinle
commoDcing MAY 70, loo7-eastern standard
tn0.
KS 4. T., leaves Byrd-Sneet station daily
stops only a. Ashland, Junction,
Nnf0rd, aud Fredericksburg.
Sleouer ~ Washington. Lesyes
Wa-hugiQl or NeT York az ll:4U
g. 81
il'C7 s. a., ieayc7 3yr'-o'ree! e'suyh Seiiy'
.0l Cos Sew lo:K az i:-h 2. ", alec
oy Omitted AZ $50 Z. u.
gu Z, NJ, leayes Byrd-Strcet station daily.
sleeper 10 New lors
l0.29 a. ~, arrives % Byrd-Street station daily.
Sleeper nom New l0rk.
fg3 =, NJ, arrives at Byrd-Strect station daily
stops 20 Fredericksburg. Milford.
ali Junction. sleeper from " ssh.
iugfDD.
9:-5 y. ~, acn9cs at Byrd-s'ree' station daily
except sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
as W ", recommendation loaYes Broad
Street station; strives At Ashland
at5p.M
e:oi 4. NJ. leaves alba; arrives At Ashland =,
6.fi p. -.
stSA. NJ, accommodations, arrives az Broad.
Street. station; leaves Ashland At
t:0i \. ".
$50 l.. ~, arrives at Elba; leaves Ashland ~
5l2P VI.
CATAILOl, General Ticze, Agent
p. r.. u. Nyyrs. General Slpcrin'end9nt
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UdE2ApEAKEAND ONO ROUTE.
Z AUErULE TAKING FFFECf
SLPrLMBaR II, isS~.

LdAyg RICHMOND
$40 4. a., f1r NeHp.r News. ola P1iut Com
font, aud Norfolk, dolly exec pt3un-
day.
l.fO 4 a. through aud Local NAH % all
points West. si-epers Chiffon
torye 90 Louisville ami 81 Louis,
except sunday.
600 q. N. Tor Newport NoVs. Old Point and
Norfolk. except sunday.
400 r. N. Charlottesville ar'ommodation,eH-
ctpt sunday.
go I. u. Tor Louisville. Cincinnati, Chlco-
20. s.. Louis. Memphis, 8ad Now
Orleuus Fast Express with
through Puilmans daily Oaly
r0It0 running PullmsA: West
from Richmond.
500 a. n. sundays only. Tor Newport Nows
Old Point ami Norfolk.
tERfyE ~ RiCuMOsD:
e25 h. "a. charlottesville Accommodation cN-
rDpt sunday.
i1Gf A. ~ lom Norfolk, Old Point. aud New
mort News except Sunday
$50 /. a. f.lm local points and ne West, e.
cCitsWday.
6.55 L, y. FROM Od Point Newport News
ami Norfolk daily.
$40 T. 81. from louisville aud CluCinnGti--
Hf.t hytr. tally.
DsnOt: Ne.ortfrnih and g. 1ad strecCi
lic6efs s.. I'D Main street ana a. no depoL
"a. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agon-
VILLAS Z. WiCKHAa, Second Nic9-Presi-
Con. j. II
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.
sos 2. NJ. MAIL daily texcept SuudayL
935 a. NJ. ACCOMMODATION daily except
Sunday.

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
sos =. NJ. MAIL daily teIcept SuudayL
g35 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION daily except
,,o, ~ ~,cr Sanday ,h,rss ,.,. ,..,
Monday.
Sunday accommodation between Richmond
and ScOttsyillo leaves Richmond b.OO A. NJ,
arrives returning 1:l5 =. NJ.
Express train cOsnccts nc TynchhUrg with
train for stations west 81 Balcony Falls
No. viii run through ON SATURDAY io NafI-
raj Bridge, stopping at all stations for Ht', NJ
irving AZ Natura-hridge station 40 ll.i' D. VI.
No. accommodation leaves Natural Nrllf9
station Oh Mondays al 205 A. NJ. stopping ior
nag 40 AL stations, arriving az Richmond ~
g:3j a. VI. Nlecping-car attached tO this rain,
and will bee open Tor reception ~ passengers az
$ L. ~. sundays.
CONNECTIONS.
At Ciifton Eorge with Chesapeake EI1 Ohio
railg.ay Tor the south, West. and S~itLNost.
Al Lynchburg With Norfolk aud Western rail-
read for all points south. Southeast. hu1 SOUTH
Uost, ald Virginia Midland railway fnr all
points North and South. C. -
Al Richmond with Associated kShrsys ioE
~ points In the South, aud Richmond, redo
ricssDurg and Potomac railroad for ne North.
A. Lexington with Baltimore aui Onto rail-
road, making close connections 40 Harper Q
Ferry o and from Pittsburgh aud the Nest
alaC 20 points North aud EasL
SeYing-coT attacked % Aight B<prsss 10
Lf7rh5uTq.
sleeping-csrs Lynchburg 70 Memphis, New
Orleans, ana Little Rock
Trains MARKED Tally (rrcept Sunday
Tickets sold 20 all points. Ofices: us essa
Main street, 1000 Main, aud At Richmond aud
Allegheny depot Eighth and Canal streets
JOHN r. MACMURDO.
NIB Is General Passenger and Express AGENT
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by y. W. Bowc,
Real Estate Auctioncer.
WRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN EXTRA
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT,
WITH SMALL IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
CARY BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS.

BY virtue u q certain deed u trust, bearing
date ION Of February. 1855. and recorded In
tle Chancery Court II Richmond In Deed
Book II A. on page Jl2. aud Ia cOmpiianc' With
a decree OF the said court. entered July.9i 49,.
IN the SUIT # Mary Sherrard. trustee, rs. ;. r..
TGbb ami others, will sell by auction, on the
premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER e. 1885,,
AT , O'Clock =. NJ, that exceeding DESIRABLE
AND ELIGIBLY LOCATED LOT on tine north
fido q Cnry street between First and second
streets. fronting 32h feet aud extending back
If3 AZ feet WITH THE SMALL But SNUG
BRICK DWELLING No. l02 THEREON. anl
lying between tho residences OF James G..
DcaiOn, Esq., and Mr. c. I. Bargamu.
There l. no better location for one or two
houses. according 20 the views AMI purposes oi
the purchaser, Than this LOT and "a, gJ)I l'ls
I'm iiTst-raio neighbOrhOois ana convenient h.
cations, advantages this one hG7 In an cmi-
ncnt degree, are hard 81 find, lnonrtiiy invite
and confidently expect your presence az the
sale.
TRRMs: ono third cash; balance az one and
two years. for notes. with Interest aide I, AMI
secured ny a tru-i-lccd. y. W. BOW H.
sea- Trustee.
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FRIDAY, SErTrunrR go. 1851,

at 40 o'clock i. W.. will offor the above
mentioned LOTS for sale upon the premises.
They front S0xl30 feet each.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at SIX ana
twelve months, with interest. and secureI W
deed of trust III. SELDOM TA1 LOk,
seN AuctiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-30
By Manning c. staples 8 Co.,
NO. llc4k Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF A BEAUTI-
IA FUL LEVEL LOT. 80 By la5 FEET, on
TIE NORTH SIDE OF CLAIBORNE STREET
BETWEEN RANDOLPH SrREET AND Viig
OLD RESERVOIR. AND WITHIN ONE
SQUARE or RAILROAD. by reluost AZ the
osner. who must have money, va will sell %
the highest bidder,
SATURDAY, ocToBgR J, 1857,
at O'Clock z. NJ, tho above described LOT.
TERMS. Given at sale.
SO - MANNING @. STAPLES 3 co.
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THROUGH GEORGIA.

The trip from Chattanooga to Atlanta
promises TO be in many particulars the
most interesting Of any which the Presi-
dent will make. The country trayersed
will be that containing a number Of
historic battlc-felds. Senator Joseph
Il. Brown, Editor Grady, aud other
prominent Georeians have arranged
that these battle.felds shall be illumi-
mated. The train will be slowed up as
il passes through them in order that the
President can take in their salient points
without stopping. At Kenesaw Noun
tain sham.battle viii be fought. Two
full days the President viii stay at
Atlanta. He hopes 10 reach Washing
ington nlon his return at an early hour
on Saturday, October 22d.
During the Presidents absence all
the members OF the Cabinet except
Colonel Villas will remain ia the city.
Attorney-General Garland will reach
here Monday, and all the others are
already at tiIeir posts.
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POSTPONED or account ~ rDiu io
SATURDAY, OCTOBER lsr,
ct5P.N. So -
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A VISIT TO COLONEL vrLAs's.

TITO -
About twenty hours viii he spent at
Nilwaukeo-irom / o'clock Thursday
until 10 O'Clock the next morning
Saturday and Sunday will be spent at
Madison, Via, as the guests of Post
mastor-Gonerel and Mrs. Villas, who
Will remain with them until their re-
turn to Washington. The last Sunday
out Will be spent by the party eft Nash
Vile, Tenn, or rather at Belle Mead
farm, the home Of ex-senator Jackson,
five miles distant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-30
AUCTION SALEs-fntare Days.
BY Frank ID. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Brokers,
No. north Eleventh street
NAIN-ST REETSTORE PRO
HrHUX ArrNTInN

We will sell at auction, on tho promises, on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 5TH.
At 1 O'Clock F. NJ, the VALUABLE BRICK
STORE No. liS2 east Main street, be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streegS. The
STORE Is suitable for any business, such as
wholesale or retail grocery or commission
house. The upstairs Is new rented to good,
pronnpt- paving tenant The whole premises
are in good order and title guaranteed. THIS Is
n good opportunity for purchasing q bargain,
and these who want home with profitable
Investment are invited 10 attend.
TERMS: Very fayora BILE aud announced on day
Of sale. FRANK ID. HILL y CO.,
~ u AuctiOneerA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-30

by Rawlings Il Rose,
Real Estate Aucuoncors.
UCTION SALE OF 4 DESiRA-
"A BILE BRICK STORE AND DWELLING, No.
fili EAST FRANKLIN STREET, IMMEDIATE
LY BELOW THE BALLARD HOUSE AND ON
TIE LINE or THE NEW ELEC TRIO RAIL
WAY.-At tho request Of tho owner, we will
sell at auction. on tue premises, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER !, 1857,
NJ ) O'Clock p. NJ, the aboyc-do. ribbed
PROPERTY. The lot fronts q 3-i2 feet on
Franklin street, and has a depth Of about
10 foot Tho store is now under good rental,
and the two upper loOrs. now occupied by the
owner. can be rented for n good price.
TERMS: Liberal. AMI announced at sale.
RAWLINGS & ROSE.
sp2s AuctiOnoers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-30

By John T. Godiln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-30

BY Fred. Il. Williams, Aucti0ncer,
e.. +. Cook. Salesman
No. 10 north Governor street
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NORK-RlyER LENE-DAILY ylA
L...r L..... --.-.......

Il WEST POINT EXCEPT SUNDAY.
The fsvorite route ~ l's,timore The sfeam.
era on this line are models OF beauty. elegance,
and comfort. Leave Richmond 321 g.. Il. AID
T. NJ, arriye Baltimore SO 4. ~ lo6ga
Baltimore 7. NJ. arrive Richmond ~
Fare Richmond 10 Baltimore; First class g.
second class. fl.5a.
The York kiyerIiue snoris superior aiyan-
tage- 10 the business world nm enabling thera
20 leave Richmond near the close - tle day.
transactions aud arrive az Baltimore early next
morning, after having enjoyed a delightful
nights rest, free from the dust and noise u
railway travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Richmond (rventy-thiri-
Street depOU. Observation-Disclosures. 1913 A. N.
Arrive Richmond CwcnV-thlrd-
Street depot. Observation-Disclosures. SIS =. Y.
'nauy tDaily except sunday.
Depot and ticketorlce: Foot Virginia s'reeA
Uptown onlce Corner Tenth and Main streets.
JAS. l. TAYLOR
General Passenger Agent:
!. :. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent,
Richmond, Va
sol. HAAS, Trafic Manager:
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
Schedule IN Eject
Soptembe 4, iss1.
CONNECTIONN

Train No. 20 makes connection A. hsy-vfus
FOR Chase City and Clarksyille: ~ Greensboro
for Durham and Raleigh daily except sunday.
ard all points on North Carolina Division. asS
Northwestern North Carolina railroad.
Train No. - makes connect nu 81 tireershore'
for Raleigh, GOldshoro', ana rchead city. A,
Salisbury for Asheylle. Hot ,prl1g ~. ami al
points IN Western North Carolina: Al Charlotte
HithCharl0tte, Columbia aud Augusta raiirOai
for Columbia. Augusta, Aiken. Charleston, 81
vannah. ThOmasyille. Ca. Jacksonville. aud
other Florida points: al.o. With Carolina Cen.
tral railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from The south arrive az Richmond
els A. VI. and 3i5 T. VI
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cid DOMINION STEAM sSRes
~ SNIP COMPANY. -SsSSso4

old DOMINION STEAM <sE2qA
e3 SNIP COMPANY. -S'ssS
@
goR NEW YORK
ss3sR,ers leave nlchmond ~ FRY TUESDAY
ana nIDAY Al, 4. 81, snd SUNDAY at high
sater.
stoamers leave Kew York io- Richmond vsa
.,orfCiE EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and
SATI KDAl at3P. u.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Necin fare 20 New Norx TIA james-rger
route dnciuf!ng meals and berth. ....s9 90
RouDt-.rip tickets limited 70 thirty days
after date ~ issue. ..................... Il D.
Staerage, With subsistence. ............... 8 o.
Storage, Without Subsistence. ........... 100
Cabin fare &c Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
roed........s....... ......-.............. 10 N
Cabia fare oia Richmond and Petersburg
sS.ileaH. -. 49, a. c., ~ %
l0lO Main street: Chesapeake aat Ohio and
Richmond and Petersburg dopots, ani at com.
pany's ocsces, iSgi Main street, snd wharf,.
MOcEelts.
Frslghts forwarded aud through bills Of latins
iesuad Tor points beyond New YORK.
Freight received daily until T.. 81.
Manifest csesed On sailing days enc hour be-
lore departure.
Passengers can lesye New YORK Tnurs1ay
and saturday al r. NJ by tue Newport News
aiesmer AMI arrive al Richmond by the CheSa-
peake and Ohio train the next day az 6:i5 p. NJ,
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS.
TCEsDAlS, NkDNkSDAiS THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake aud Ohio
railway snia Newport News at 4 y. ", ana
BY klchmond and Petersburg railroad same
dsgsl aI 1919 A. NJ, viii make connection al
SOiFOLs With steamer leaving those 1Sya
sAlLlNGS THIS WEEK.
WfANOhk. Captain J9ssRy, FRIDAY.
September a0th. al O'Clock 7. VI.
ROANOKE, Captain Coca, SUNDAY.
October "a. az o'clock Y. a.
OLD DOMINION, Captain iiuLrasgs, TUES
DAY. october ath. al 3 O'Clock r. II,
GEORGE w. ALLEN d CO. Agenta
No 1901 Main street, and
conapanS's wharf, 1ocksttn,
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AUCTION sALss-This Day.
By II. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctloneer,
ONCE Eleventh and Bank streets.

A UCTION SALE OF TWO PREF
N TY WEST-END BUILDING LOTS. IN
THE PLAN OF BUENA VISTA, ON the
NORTH SIDE OF WILLIAMS STREET BE
TWEEN CART ER AND RICHIE. AND WITH
IN THREE SQUARES OF THE CITY RAIL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-30

WANTED, By A LADY OF EX-
w PERIENCE. a SITUATION as TEACHER
I'm a private family. Is willing also 10 make
herself useful in the family. References given.
Address NJ,
Sc 2s-3ts care of Dispdtrh,
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DRILADELPEA, RICH rFKfA
i SSssssss
M0ND AND NORFOLK
STEAIGHIP CpMPANY.

Lpyc.a..G sailing days: every TUESDAY
11d Friday 81 - ". aud every SUNDAY 81.
Z. Vi
Irclrl. for 'lles1ays sn1 Fridays steamers
.acr'lel 1lll N.lO a. ". fJr -uni4ys steamer
sn5P. s.. Saturday. Fge!ghi recs.ged daily
,ulSP.M.
Efra. g..
o.. ,.,-ti d = q, 10 ~.o a. nm 4rpIz .o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-30

SOL HAAS. Trarlc Manager;
z Is. THOMAS, General Manager. Ruit
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T'LANTIO COAST LINE.

EiCHaoND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY. september II, lSsS,
trains ON this road Will run a. follows;
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-30

N1f 'lrFhef intOrmatIOu blpI7 "
J. W. &cCARRIC6,
General southern Agent, Ofice hOcGotte.
". y. CLYDE z CO.,
EsiT General Agents PhilaaelphlE.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-20
HOUSEHO.O ssIPPaIFs.

APPLES Buying, Loose, $1a1 rs; sell.
from tore. Dried pc ches, &c from store
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 50 5Q92 rs from
store Cabb 20. crate, =, KIaut, bar
els. s. half ba rels, So. Garlic, o. per 100.
FRUIr - 0ra1 ges imported, o. 1894 30
per box. Lemons, 80 so 50 per box; large
sunply Bananas, 81 50da2 so per bunch.
NJ FS-lO acDanuo, S8 pc 100. re uts-
virginia, Go; Tennessee ia,mers' stock, SO
&c; roa tei, 21ac higher; shelled, 10c. Al
monds, lS1 Wnlruts-E gill b 1876; Fr.n h,
lhc, III b'rts. l2%c, Pecans-Texa., Tel0c I;
Brazil nut l2Mc. Chestnuts-Imported, ,
1870 per pound.
RtiSINs-London layers, SO; laySrs,s2 rs (;
Ga ifo MA, " l5
PICKLE In lars, pint, a5ci quarts.sl so;
half gallons. 81 75;. g4llons, 1915; Oose, bar
rels, So 50a7; half barre s, 81; mixed, bar
refs $40 mixed, "a barrels, &c.
EGG Gu ct 13@l4o.
P0TATUES-N, W. buying, 81 so; loose,
selliag. 50 so per barrel.
CIDER-New York, % so per barrel and
IS IS per halt barrel.
50 25j No. 3, IS rs; No. 5, IS; 10 10 kit, No. i,
81: No 2, 95c; No. 8, S5c. Dry hsrrings,
family, rs per b,x.
GAM -Game fish, 56D6c.
Y NEGAR-l09lSc per gallon.
S0APS-3@3lzc.
CANDLES-Full weight, slz99c.
tNUFFS-Gar ett's, 1880; Raj ms,
1910; Railroad, go
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PROVEnIONs.

BUTTER-Butterine, 12al3c; creamery,
22e; dairy, Ice; country butter, l5a12c.
HnG Pk0DUoTS-oaist; mess pork, new,
sl7 so; Old SIS SO; sugar cured hams. llszd
~; breakfast bacon, l09llc; clear rib sides
baco f, s5<e5S1sc; Gle II eide bacon, e09lxc;
bscon shoulders, 61lS6afc,; bulk pork clear
sides, Sgs1sc; clear rib sides, 75+971kc;
shouldsrs. oS61tc; long clear, Ss714c; psrk
LsRD-Tisrces. &c; half barrels, To-;
kegs, 10; choice kettle, S9SAc. Firm.
CHBESE-Prime aats. 9siOs; New York
factory. none; iull cream l6s; Young
A Piss fE ri t-Barrel.. 81 80, half barrels.
aIPo0II ;fy-..b I..S active; spring. q Is
FRFsE MEACSS Gold storage beef, fore
quarters, So; headquarters Of beef. loo;
mutton, Sc.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, June ls.-Previsions
dull: Pork-irreSular; new. ,tl5. Lard
So 10. Dry salt meats-bo1sd should
sT' Is, . s sHf 's 81 Sss :s. RIBS
shoulders, Sc l2h96 IS; long clea- and
clear ribs, IS 2OdS 25:short clear, IS STIS@S So.
Ham, 'dy at l1k@l4o. Eggs weak at loo
Butter steady; creamery, lbSlSc; dairy. lO@
CHICAGO, I'LL, June IS A dull, weak
and unsettled feeling prevailed in the rro-
vision market and trading was light. The
'tceipts of hogs were moderately ftsa for
the closing Day OF the week, and the PRO
poets were iav0ra BILE for & lod arr walls at all
v esteTn point. during tho coming wesk,
Phe lonser d, liveries August aud Septem-
bar, appeared to attract most attention. in.
quiry Tor shipment was light and sales were
meag T, as buyers and selle were apart in
views. July ribs opened vt 81 IS, sli
down TO 81 Is and closed at u seq July
lard Cpeuet at So 421<, sid down g. % 30 and
closed at % rs. fash quot items " 70 as I l.
lows: Ness po-k,per hi, SO. Lard, Per 100
lbs, Sc 321a us IS; abort rib. sides, leos 81 S2IS
al IS; dry salted shou ders, boxed 81 COO
5 7O; short clear sides, boxed, 81 1907 rs.
The leading futures ranged rs follows! Me g
pork, per brl-yune opened at 81, high
est $22, lowest So, closing at So. Lard.
per 100 lbs--Jube onened at ST SIX, hish-
est s. 37I5, 'owest s6 271$, clOsirg at 8 80;
July opened a. Sc 421a highss 46 l21<. low
est s6 so closing at So S2lS; August opeoed
at d 521a. highest, d 6lhI, lowest So 10,
clos ng ut S6 As; Septe n Der opened at % CIV,
highest 81 62lS, lowest O. SO. ell sing a. 6 IS
Snort ribs, per 100 lbs June ouentd a. $40,
highest 81 80, lowest 81 22Is, olpi az 81 80.
July opened ut 81 80 b goest 81 30, lowest |
81 ~, closing at $3.50; August opened at
81 40, hishest 81 IS, lowest 81 S21S, oiosing |
at 81 ~; September opNied at 81 SIX, |
highest, 81. IS, lowest. 81 42IS. closing
81 IS On the Produce hxch nge today tho |
butter market wss eA Ter @ eamery, 1I@glSs, |
dairy, 12gl6o. EEgs lower at ll@l2c.
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q 8sRDRRENa,

SUGAR-Pure white, osSd6<c; d white,
6%o;. yellow clarified. 6h@6sSc; seconds,
5h@519c; refined A, X go; GRADUATED,
6At96hc; powdered 7hc; cut loaf, TIC.
RICE-Louisiana, 41le61<c; Carolina, $40
SIC.
o tNDIEs--stichs all sizes, in boxes, pals
and barrels, 71<991Fc.
CnFeER..rommon, 1910; ordinary. 2l@
2lhc; fair; 221ls2ssc pr me Rio, 2Sa23]sc I;
N' sS@p2s es%; per pound.
StLT-Onio river. 81 10 per barrel; Sagi-
nav, 81 Is per barrel; sacks, hne, 81 Sa
| 5; coarse le9l lbi pockets, blsaohea,
2NS7c; car loads from lsves or depot, Sc
MnLASsBS-Louisiana, sommon to fair,
G@30c; prime TO choice, 42Gp50c; syru .,
2ig40c; 0 ,mmon to fair, 26@2Sc; prime TO
eho 90, Se4Oc; centrifugal fancy, s594Oo.
AIMED GOODS, ETc-Pricss per dor
Pinsspples, 81 259l 50; reaches, 2l6 stand
ard, 81 1901 As; seconds 81 10d9l Is; 3-lb,
Is tomatoes, 2lb standard Sl9l 10; 3.lb,
81 l5@l Isl strawberrie', o. l0C9l u; rsspber-
CAGES. 81 eOsi IS; pears, SaS rs; piu%s,
81 6N@1 10; asparagus, q 6Oa4 green corn,
81 20a As; reon pc Is, 81 IS l IS; cove oys-
ters, full weight, lib, S599Sc; Q 10, 81 90 '
Us; light, weisht, l. b., IS A65c Glib, sl@
Eagle. u rs; 'wiss, IS rs.
NEW YORK, June 1S.-Cofee-Spot fair
Rio, nominal at Ii 25t; opt ous lower and
fairly ACTIVE; sales, 1908 Q nsgsi July. IS 95
nl6.s August, 10. l6916 zoe; aspteu Der.
l6 10 Il6.70o; October, Is 45al7e: November,
l6 6D@l7 % Dsc,mbsr l6 5Osl7. 2oci jar u
ear steady but very quiet; refined, steady.
MUlasses dull and nOminal. Rice steady.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-20
FINANCE and COMMERCE.
HONEY 6 TO 8 PER CENT, NEW
YORK EXCHANGE 1.6 PREM.
Cotton Quiet-Middling Cotton, 10Ic
Sales Yesterday Un-
important.
APPEAL oYrIcE.


SATURDAY EvENBG, June Is, 1871
Money rates are firm. supply fair. Bank
for loans 6 10 s per cent There is quite
active demand for money. The market
for pure local securities is quiet and du |. At
the Stock Exchange today fifteen shares Of
Arlington Insurance Company stocks were
sold at 80.
The local market closed tuiet and 20 of
on all grades; middli, z. 1870.
Spots are easy in New York and of Lie on
all grades; middling. 111Sc; failures barely
steady; declined II to Is points Is the old
crop and s to points in the new; June,
No. SO@lO. 35c.
The New 0ilsans spot market closed dull
middling, 10 u-l6; futures barely steady
and 10 to 10 points lower on The old crop and
efs to points on the new; July, 1880
10.4Io.
A leadirg New York cotton circular says
Of the future market: 1.-The COZ tract market
simply repea ed former showinss. The gem
eral long line OF OF rators mani Tested a want
Of confidence both here and alb Dad, and
there was further telling out, With the offer
ings fer the day weieh,y enough to carry a
decline of Is to Is points on the old crop.
with no APP earance of resistance on the part
efleading bull operators. The decline, how
ever, brought out little desire TO cover,
and closed the market a fraction better,
though without an'festation of much
strength in crop and september"
Spots are dull at Liverpool and in buyers
favor, and of Lied on middling planes and
Orleans Is sd, other grades unchanged;
futures closed quiet and steady, and of
points; June 57-64d sellers.
In the lea ing markets wheat is unsteady
and unsettled. Provisions are quiet, with
prices lower. Acc riding to the New York
Commercial Bulletin, prominent New York
shippers have advices that European mar
kets will want as much wheat as
they are taking now for eighteen
months to come, as crops In Europe
will be no better than last year-although
they have improved greatly recent for
stocks on both the continent and in the
United Kingdom arc mater ally less than q
year ago.
The grocery trade continues steady. COT.
foe is on the advancing scale, though 1t is
hurt somewhat by the speculative position,
bnt evidence Of i'm proved feeling crops out
in various ferns.
IMPORTS.
One thousand three hundred aud eighty
two rolls baggiog. lao pkgs bacon, 800 pkgs
boots and 81 oes, 80 sks Office, % skis cotton
seed, 600 bbls cement IL pks dry goods, 2S
Rks eggs, $50 bils fOui $50 bales hay, 2l0
pks hats, 2sJ pcs "a ID. IA, 900 feet Of lumber,
90 pks liquor, Is Dbl molsss 8, II kegs ma Is,
1000 gu oats, &c obs potatoes, 2 cars PORK
SIDES, Ito bbls sugar. 1856 pgs tob lcco.
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount of grain
received, withdrawn and IN store by regular
elevators, as reported to the Merchants bx-
change yesterday: Corn-reoeived 2070 bu;
Withdrawn. 6458 bu; in st re 6,oS6 bu. Cats
peceived. 1878 blu; withdrawn, SOC bu: in
store, 1851 GU.